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Understanding Anti-Abortion Politics Post-Roe
Thu, September 15, 2:00 to 3:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
This panel brings together papers addressing antiabortion politics in the US by examining state variations in abortion access and political attitudes on abortion, violence at clinic sites, minority access to abortion and economic underpinnings of abortion opposition.
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Individual Presentations
Abortion Attitudes Relevant for a Post-Roe America - Laurel Elder, Hartwick College; Steven Greene, North Carolina State University; Mary Kate Lizotte, Augusta University
Advancing Abortion Scholarship: Gender-Based Violence and Contentious Politics - Jamie Morgan, Brandeis
Analyzing the Impact of U.S. State Anti-abortion Laws on Minority Abortion Rates - Michael J. New, The Catholic University of America
Barefoot, Pregnant, and Broke: The Materialist Logic of Abortion Opposition - Chelsea Ebin, Centre College; H. Howell Williams, Western Connecticut State University